What is the best Windows Uninstaller/utility program?

[tankman1989]

I'm looking for a program to install which will track all the newly installed programs and then I can access this utility to uninstall them. It seems that the default Windows utility is lacking a little in this area. Any suggestions?

 

[Frick]

Revo uninstaller is the top of my list

 

[Mr.Mike]

Yep, Revo on Advanced setting. Never had a problem in years. Make sure to update regularly.

 

['putertutor]

Another vote for revo. I am always shocked (ok, not always) at how much crap is left behind after a windows or software's uninstall. Revo has always done good by me in finding these little bits and pieces left behind.

 

[Slaters Kustum Machines]

Another for Revo, does a great job!

 

[tpcg]

I use myuninstaller.

 

[codegreen]

Revo is the best right now. It cleans up leftovers better than my dog.

 

[mein]

+1 for Revo. It's never let me down.

 

[marianoemilio]

+1 Revo Uninstaller.

 

[PC Ops]

Another vote for Revo!
Great little tool

 

[Marius]

"YOUR UNINSTALLER"...but its NOT freeware unfortunatly...I use it to clean my customer's computers...never had a prob...It gets rid of 99% of al the garbage in the registry as well...

 

[DominoITSolutions]

Revo is TOP!!

And another one for Revo!!

 

[PCS]

Comodo programs manager.

Monitors installs and will remove every trace of the app.

Freeware

http://www.comodo.com/home/support-maintenance/programs-manager.php?key5sk1=9c118b5144def78a430c64ead502809d8f1c43ff&key5sk2=&key5sk3=1328870958000&key5sk12=null&key5sk13=1327843172000&key5sk14=&key5sk15=1328870960000&key5sk16=&key5sk17=1328870970000&key5sk18=&key5sk19=1328870990000&key5sk20=&key5sk21=1328871001000&key6sk1=&key6sk2=FF100&key6sk3=7&key6sk4=en-us&key6sk5=GB&key6sk6=0&key6sk7=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.comodo.com%252F&key6sk8=111102&key6sk9=12801024&key6sk10=true&key6sk11=fef58a5f655106490c3b32c4694a2700c6e9ae7d&key7sk1=2&key7sk2=37&key7sk3=43&key7sk4=853&key1sk1=dt&key1sk2=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.comodo.com%252F

 

[Kitten Kong]

Another +1 for Revo.

a couple of others you could use, are CCleaners uninstall facility.
IOBit uninstaller
PCDecrapyfier (free for personal use) - paid licence for techs.

 

[PC Ops]

Comodo programs manager.

Monitors installs and will remove every trace of the app.

Freeware

http://www.comodo.com/home/support-maintenance/programs-manager.php?key5sk1=9c118b5144def78a430c64ead502809d8f1c43ff&key5sk2=&key5sk3=1328870958000&key5sk12=null&key5sk13=1327843172000&key5sk14=&key5sk15=1328870960000&key5sk16=&key5sk17=1328870970000&key5sk18=&key5sk19=1328870990000&key5sk20=&key5sk21=1328871001000&key6sk1=&key6sk2=FF100&key6sk3=7&key6sk4=en-us&key6sk5=GB&key6sk6=0&key6sk7=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.comodo.com%252F&key6sk8=111102&key6sk9=12801024&key6sk10=true&key6sk11=fef58a5f655106490c3b32c4694a2700c6e9ae7d&key7sk1=2&key7sk2=37&key7sk3=43&key7sk4=853&key1sk1=dt&key1sk2=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.comodo.com%252F

I've read about this one. Still have to try it. Although I do like Comodo's software I don't think anything will top Revo soon

 

[pc-rebuilders]

Try this

Have used revo, but recently I seem to like this...
http://www.iobit.com/toolbox.html
Let me know how you like it. Thanks, Gary

 

[altrenda]

Have used revo, but recently I seem to like this...
http://www.iobit.com/toolbox.html
Let me know how you like it. Thanks, Gary

have been using Revo Free for ever, but looking at iobit I found out that Revo doesn't do 64 bit. Anyone have any problems with this?

 

[PC Ops]

I tend to stay away from Iobit. Far away

have been using Revo Free for ever, but looking at iobit I found out that Revo doesn't do 64 bit. Anyone have any problems with this?

Never had any problems on 64 bit systems no. I did check for you though and on their FAQ-page I found this:
"Is Revo Uninstaller Pro compatible with 64 bit Windows version?
Yes, Revo Uninstaller Pro is fully compatible and provides native support of all 64 bit Windows versions including Windows 7"

 

[HFultzjr]

+1 for Revo.

The paid version of revo does 64bit.

I once tried an Iobit uninstaller that supposedly let you batch uninstall programs.....mucked up the computer real bad.




Harold
ACS Alternative Computer Solutions

 

[altrenda]

After trying iobit on several systems I am going back to revo. Feels more solid and the interface is more informative.

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